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DEATH THAT LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.

DR. s. spinger OF No IA Sccopd ST., yesterday sent to
the Bureau of Vital Statistics certificate stating that
Mrs Mary A. Cochran, widow twentyeight years OF
are had died from gastrs Tuesday at No 2l3 East
Fifethst. Later In the day man, who said he was q
OF Mrs Cochran told Dr. Nage That shc had
miscarriage previous her death and that she had
been q widow about year. Her home was in White
Plains he said and 1t understood that she had come
TO the city medical advice He promised TO make
an investigation and TO report the result To Dr Maggie AS
sent 20 the Coroners Office DR. spiinger said last
ing that called to attend Mrs. Cochran week ago
al the house OF midwife In Fiftieh-st and found her
suffering gasitis she admitted that she had taken
but she refused TO tell where she had puSchased
it, He understood that she had gone TO the midwife
house sick only few hours before he summoned and
that her secrets not known In the house She
reficen about her family affairs and only said that her
foster father Mr. Groo retired merchant OF White
Plains took herself the solo responsibility for her
conduct In procuring and using the drug Her death
was suspicious Dr. Spllinger thought but 1t had not
Cured TO hun that he ought to report the case to
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BROOKLYN.

Al tho Logan memorial service the Academy OF Music on
March \ Mayor low Will pieslho
The bill TO establish contagious diseases hospital under
the direction Oi the heI'h 'oDi's'o"0' ""' '''" '' ~
TO Albany
The annual dinner OF the Young Mems Democratic Club
will be eaten NasbnRtOns BHthhy. nONeihOt nm mas
promised to dine lti The cruz.
While dressng Yesterday Nicholas Jacobs age five Of
No accidentally droppoi his revolver from MS
ron-ers In striking tho floor the exploited
cartridge aud bullet passed through the calves OF lis oga
The worms supposed 90 DO fchnn In tho pork furnished
by butcher named Poetch TO the family OF H. nrum sat
ali healthy Meat Inspectors May and McEoy declared
them trcbinT.
James d. Frost shoemaker OF No 10 North Portland
ave committed suicide yesterday by jumping from the
ond story window OF No 81 Nyrueave lie suffering
from delirium uenena
the working on The steamship Utopia at Prem
tees Stores yesterday fell into the hold and fractured his
skull taken 10 the Long Island College Hospital,
where he Is expected To die
The nted States flagship Richmond completed her dock
trial al late last night the having
ton for days Chief Engineer Jackson NC Emell
pressed himself being well satisfied with working OF
Inc and ready 10 accept the machinery
Navy Yard authorities
Aer the death OF Frank Fce the Fulton ~ oweer who
die last week found that he the combine
ton safe his store Two expert safe openers and
smiths rq for three days 10 tho lock but JAILED
and Yesterday blown with gunpow trus
burga fashion There diamonds valued many thou
sands OF dollars In IT,
since the OF w b. Walsworth who left
oral OF dollars OF debts when he away last
week complaints continue 10 accumulate IN regard 70 his
Devo st. sang with him at the Penitentary
$50 for heen days III paid baeE on time and then wanted
paid when ho disappeared and his
the Endorsement
The Of Hattie Brendel. girl OF fifteen OF
ave complained 10 the police that his
had left suspected OF frcquenting museum
Kacher yesterday held the latter npon charge ABDUCTION
and the Brende gr was put In charge OF the Society
| yentiOn OF Cruelty 10 Children.
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REDUCING TEACHERS SALARIES.

EXPLANATIONS BEFORE THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
MIR. GRACE BLAMED.
The question of reducing salaries OF teachers In the
public schools brought before the Board OF Education
Yesterday in the report OF the Normal lege Committee
II was stated in the report hat S92 900 allowed for
the wears salaries in the college, that 800 had been
asked for In consequence of the deficiency OF $1,000
the committee recommended that reduction OF nine per
cent on each month made In the salaries or professors
and acher the college This includes also tue train
ing school. The resolution asked that the amount
thus taken of should be restored when the hnan
cial condition OF the Board should justify It. The
report Of the under the rules to the
next meeting OF the Board
memorial signed by $500 teachers was read asking
the Board Education to request the Legislature to pass
an act requiring the Board OF Estimate and Apporton
ment reopen the budget and reconsider the amount
for the salaries teachers Commissioner Hansen said
that number Of statements had been published regard
ing the reduction OF teachers salaries that ncor
rect The Board OF Apportonmen, he said In reducing
the appropriation for salaries $4,000. was responsible
| for this reduction. not the members OF the Board
| of Education. The reduction, he thought. wonld
| amount to about 1l2 per cent, not
| more than fifty or seventynve cents n month. Re-
auctions OF about Is per cent had been made the
cerks salaries and on the salaries
of about ~ per cent had been made There had
been 10 attempt the part OF the Board 10 reduce the
lower salaries and the higher ones as had been
charged Mr. Tamsen denel the statements that money
appropriated for schools last year had been used for
other purposes and that schools we're opened last
year He showed that seven new departments had been
opened accommodating 1000 children. and that tho
increase required 100 additional teachers whose salaries
at $500 would amount to S65. 600. In conclusion Mr.
Hansen said that tie Board had done what II could Il
prevent these reductions. until II was insnted by
The Mayor as president Of the Board Of Apporonmeni
who did think. the commissioners we're his ap
pointme that they should have any opinions but hi
own he attributed the trouble directly TO Mr.. Grace
and to the disappointment OF his candidate who had beer
defeated in his for Clerk OF the Board Of Educa
| ton
| The memorial was then referred to the Committee OF
Teachers for report
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TWO NEW CITY BU1LDIN0s PROTECTED.

Corporation Counsel LacOmbe has prepared for pre-
sentaton the Legislature two bills affecting New-York
City The first provides for the erection of building for
court purposes The Board of Estimate and the Commits
sOner of Public Works to constitute commission to
acquire land and erect building TO accommodate the
Oyer and Tcrminer General Sessions, Special Sessions
and police courts with offices for the District
Attorney and the Grand Jury. The commission Is TO be
empowered to select site and remove any buildings
that may be It, II the land selected Is private prop
erty the commission may apply TO TO the Supreme Court
for the appointment OF three commissioners to estimate
the value OF the property The Commissioner OF Public
Works to have general supervision OF the work. which
Is to be done by contract
rhe second bill provides for the erection OF building
for municipal purposes which shall contain acconmOda
tons for the Mayor Aldermen, Register and such other
bureau officers and commissioners the Board OF Est
mate may designate
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sen proKo over the snip and more or less serious
injuries to seven other sailors.
WHAT TO DO WITH HE IMAiIGRANTS.
Ex-CONsUL PKIxorTo MAKES PRACTICAL SUCCESS
rIIE HFRREXg.

Ex-CONsUL PEIXOTTO MAKES PRACTICAL soooA'
TON REGARDING THE HEBREws
Benjamin F. Peirotto, formerly Consul az Lyons
lectured last evening before the Young mems
Association at Temple Beth Ell What shall we do
with our immierantsi" He proposed as remedy
wellorpanzed colonization scheme having at us head
the first Hebrews of the country, men like sengnian
Schif, Heilrrin Schafer Cans and Henry "ahacn
which society should be co-operated with ox wea.n
nhilantbropists and societies in Europe Inc mimi
grant an arrival should be forwarded at once 10 one VI
he Jew sh agricultural settlements OF when tners arc
now seven eight. viz two IN New,yeasiy s,readv
IUO families engaged in husbandry ana IN Iac.ory
work; five in southern Kansas at Lasker IN roru
County; Gilead Touro and Lesser IN FinneH Ioun'y
Painted Woods and Cremeux besides other scattered
colonies 10 all some 500 to 600 families. Ihe'e COL
oniss have either become actual Settlers or taken up
by pre-emptlon Government lands, and are engaged IN
agricultural and pastoral pursuits
Mr. Peixotto urged that European societies CO.
operating should be distinctly a' . @ms e
means would be assisted lie said that during tne past
two years nearly 10000 jewish immigrants had
here and the prospect of coming this spring was
imminent. Like the Pilgrim and Hugucnot fathers
they were driven out from their homes by relentless
religious and political persecution Those Who could
escape from the terrible suerngs to which they were
constantly subjected in Russia and Rumana were COM
ing hher not from choice but from absolute necessity
Only the Nealthy who could purchase iHhuhioy ~
the wretchedly Door would be lett IN those semibar
barous coantries An intelligent graphing with the
question and speedy action would prevent great misery
and perhaps worse sils il the great Atlantic cities be-
came overrun with these unhappy refugees Inc
United Hebrew Charities of this city had assisted
over 1000 persons during the year. but their
and specai work ere not in this direction Its scope
might howe err be enlarged and made more efica-
cious in this respect. -,
The lecture aboundcd in interesting pictures drawn
from personal observation OF the persecution OF the
Jews In Russia and kdmania
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THE WOUNDED SAILOR LIKELY TO DIE

The examination OF the three sailors implicated I'm tho
hing OF Thomas Moore board the British nhln 40
attracted considerable attention at the dgswaer Villa
Hall Yesterday Tho examination held by Jmdgc " MI
man Attorney Gallagher The three men lad
and witnesses besides the
were examined Several witnesses testified Thai lie
semitic John sullivan and Thomas Moore t,y
Mccarthy brandisinR large sheath
an ing cut the first tina; VIII ha
dg hters This statement denied by Mccarthy
had knife and not he Sullivan John Wheat
custody and held
case adjourned until tomor Mccarthy was
M chaf god assault with intent TO XIII. ~ '
rL. slip anchor OF Temp loaded with 10 900
oil bound TO Calcutta and should have sailed on Tues
day Captain Hawkins says that he ablo Ia hin me-
6rst mate being In the city OF po,on That
can the British flag II probable that new
will he from England The condition of
the wounded sailor At tho smith Inhrmary was
night reported serious Inflammation OF tho lungs
In and there is little hope OF his recovery.
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PUSHING WAR AGAINST THE Rum SHOPS.

ORGANIZING ANTr-sALooN CLUBS ALL OVER TIE
COUNTRY.
DR. T. d. Bancroft, OF Kansas. Is expected by the
National Committee OF the Anti Saloon Republican
arle to arrive here today. The Doctor Is an enthus-
tc te,nperanco reformer lie has been engaged by the
League TO organize Anti Saloon Republican clubs all
over the country and his mission here Is for the purpose
OF comforting with Chairman rinen Deloro staring ors
upon his work lie will probably begin somewhere IN
Connecticut His efforts Will be seconded In various
WAYS by the committee, In sending out documents ana
appeals to AnsaoOn people In every LOCALITY Urging
and authorizing them gniLo local leagues IA rapidly
~ possible without Whiting Tor OUTSIDE pompttnbs.
When reasonable number OF these local leagues nave
bee formed they VIII he merged Into state 0isanLa
ton unless there Is already In existence. Inc com
mttco wishes obtain the names OF number OF Anu
Saloon Republicans In every voting precinct III tho
United states. aud has sent ont circular containing TINS
reaucst IL s addressed to Opponents OF the Saloon,
and contains the following explanation:
Just holding OF Republican primaries in tho vari
elections each to attend the ono ei IN MS
precinct get all the Republic In his neghborhood
ae opposed saloon accompany him and help send
tho right kind OF TO the conventions 1t Is TOO often tho
liquor nj the primaries while the better
citizens remain AT home making victory Tor the Tor
names value Of the list send In
harrison VIII take writo It, Here
hive the system aud ts evil effects
the Republican party purified and srenghened-suoh that
you will not lot the opportunity pass
The also contains the Constitution OF the League
shaving IL consists OF two classes OF members
ayowed Republicans who sympathzo with the objects
the League and Independents and members Of other
ties who decided TO act with and support
Republican party whenever IL honestly arrays itself
1hairlnan Ciriien said yesterday that the movement
was growing rapidly all over thccountry, but particularly
I'm Virginia Kentucky ana other Southern States where
becoming Issue OF paramount Importance
aud one that almost certain 10 divide the hitherto solid
Dcmoc rate vote. The office OF the committee Is In the
Lincoln Bank building, No SO East Forty secondst A.
C. Mabee secretary, assumes his position to NOR
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NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

puyAYhs trouble the 90 cent assessment
on the Of the National Bank has been
creased by designations OF Ex-senator van ana ira Iogo
as directors They opposed making the assessment 80 large
"a the bank examiner only required 20 per cent
public school has been closed In tho o"er
departments owing TO prevalence OF scarlet fover
PATERsoS-Th Rev. Dean McNulty rector OF ST Jonns
Church before Recorder reayes yesterday
and made complaints against liquor dealers for violations
of the Sunday Father Mac as he Is puariy KNOWN
terror Sunday rumseers and OF those members OF
lis flock he catches IN such places on sunday Inc
him than they 90 all the trahu
iurles that " ere empaneled In Passac County,
MoyrcLAIR-At tho special water election on Tuesday
there were 677 votes Of water and ID against
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DYING 4 HORRIBLE DEATH.

Police Captain Petty yesterday requested that nm ante
mort m statement 10 taken from Annie Jarowsk young
girl who severely burned about the face and body by
viiro her December % by Morris Marks
She 1, I'm Bellevue Hospital in critical condition. Marks
boarded with bis victim and her husband at No ~ Attorney
St JarOwsk demanded money from him In payment Tor
board for which he was In arrears and quarrel follow Ell
house aud returning about a. ~ enpcd a
Vial OF viirio over the woman who asleep. lilo is
lie Tombs patient has suffered horrible agony since
slowly sinking and when CorJLer Nugcnt went
there unable speak was not expected that she
would survlve duIIng The night
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SAILORS KILLED on THE ARIZONA.

The Guion steamship Arizona had stormy voyage
from Liverpool, and arrived Tuesday night two days
overdue and with less in her than when she
started. In cyclone ON January 25. with the seas
breaking the ship with tremendous force and cans
Ing great destruction In their sweeping heavy sea
broke over half dozen Of the who securing
one Of the boats william Roberts was thrown with
great fOroe against the rail and killed almost In
&aptly William Hazel severely injured that he
1aed few hO.rs afterward The boatsuains mate rev
0oivod sght injuries On Monday, in another hurricane
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ests proper explanation inc treasurer sara 70
a. oveI me by the charter deputy. am allowed IN
al 15 GoO He further that the Mayor was opposed 70
Kim noltcay The Mayor insists on full statement anu
explanation. .,. 49,, -, uo,,,n Daniel
ohe and Sanitary Conrad Diestal called upon ho
MAYOR and have warrants si9ned so as 70 set
Mayor said to the Sanitary inspector Ina
had no III feeling toward him but he would not sign
his salary until would produce the resolution showing
be appontnent And for Counsellor Nooie, ne
sad there is another man claiming your saaIy W r
smith, who received the appointment W
poston In December last"
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LONG ISLAND.

Loxa ISLAND CTrY.-Mayor Gleason IL an Alderman ana
there some the legality Of his holding p1tn
considerable opposition throughout the
County 10 the Assenbyman Hines to give Long Island
CITY supervisors in the County Board ms woud g'c
fbe city six OF the twelve votes In the Board
EAST MoRIcnEs.-Harry NJ. Getty. whose body was ouhn
on his In Monut Pleasant cemetery on
rios IN his wrists buried yesterday In the plot beside
hIa mother's grave.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Invesgaon Of handlers strike by Assembly commit
tee City Hall. IL n m
Chamber OF Commerce p m.
Funeral OF Raymond r. Belmont Church OF tho Ascension
10 q. -. -,,n
Conference Line PRESIDENTS Mt. Fink's office.
New.York Yacht Club meeting, p m.
Baptist social Union, Delmonco's, cveninR o.o
Princeton College Club meeting. Hotel Brunswick. S;3o
D. IN.
Women's Suffrage League No. Lexington ave. p. m
Electric Club meeting. Hotel Dam, p M
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIvAL1

Victoria Garrett President OF tho Baltimore
.rs min Railroad Company Eperctt gressman
John H. clover Of Missouri tY Hrenvs Ro~George
And Assembymen John c. Hogeboom. W. H. Kimball NJ =.
Collins and D. Answorh. Ncto York Hotst-Dr Thomas
Emorv and wife OF and Miss Winnie Davis OF Beau
voir 6lenham HOt,i-Rear Admiral r. p Rods,
era u n Navy Windsor Hont-d. ". Mccullough OF
Ptttsburg Park HoteiJudge Joseph Parker. OF
the NewYork Supreme Court HOFFMAN Houss-Congress'
man James S. Negey. OF Psburg. Murray HUI Ho<-
Judge Hoyt Ii. Wheeler, OF Vermont
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The application OF Antonio Bucciare for mandamus to
compe tho Excise grant him license to
sell LIQUOR at No - Pcls denied yesterday by Judge
Dalv OF Common Pleas, who holds that the CON-
nssoncrs were Justified their refusal to license the place
that there already liquor stores enough IN
that street
dealer VERY and notions In the Domestic dachne So
panys building broadway and Fourteenth ST. has been
Obtained by ira Brothers Jewellers Of Maiden Lane they
charge that procured from them on false
tons confessed favor OF his brother and lied TO
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ALONG THE SOUND.

SOUTH NoRwALK-Major James Grove, OF the 4th Reg
men ~ N o. will tonight celebrate tie twcntyhfh ami
verary his second enlistment by reception to inc heii
staff line officers OF the regiment
BRnGEpoRr-Drs Godfrey and Muuson won't on duty yes
terday visiting physicians at the hospital rs est
mated that building expended in THIS
city last Yesterday p T. barnum received letter
directed as follows;
ITO bridgeport Conn. make haste togo,
ind the worth:
who's monarch Of the London Show,
The Greatest Show on Earth"
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

PORT CHKsrERA gold watch diamond ring yaluaole
pair OF bracelets were stolen on MONDAY from
the house H. Munson in Grace thurchst MI Munson
is the bookkeeper at the Chenille Nooen mls JUN
Nei MT Munsons coachman also disappeared on MONDAY
night While Or. n. J. Sands IT, was returning home
from house OF patient Tuesday night one OF he
wheels Of hts came OH and his horse ook aa
ran away Doctor found IN middle OF upper Mains
in AN condition. attended by his father
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The service OF blessing the Roman Catholic Church at
hfteenthst and Peasantave yes
terday. Tho church dedicated to Our
Carmel the ceremonies presided Archbishop
CorrRan. Mass celebrated by the Rev. William Whit.
ibee pocursor OF the Plus Missions Rome was
preached by the Rev Father Joseph Bannin rector of
Peters Church London Italian
cred by Father Denisco OF this city cere
nony the clergy present. including nearly all Of the
accepted Invitation from lady The
and dlued house.
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meeting Of the international Bell Telephone
Company Offices No so Nassaust yesterday resulted
unanimous reelection OF the following directors SAM
ue d. Babcock. Gardiner q. Hubbard, Louis A. HOn
MANN Richard A McCurdy Char ton I. Lewis. Elisha B.
Converse, John M Ghdden. Theodore N Va aud William
MerteDA W. r. Elliott secretary 81 the company sand That
Its operations entirely In Europe and that there
report for the last DO made public He said that the
stock held by fow this city and that there
Wasn none for
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STATEN ISLAND.

ma R,chmond County Board Of Supervisors yesterday 70
solved 10 bonds the extent OF TO run
teen years and sold at auction on March To- Inc
be used in paying the interest on the od
bonds, due on April i.
RcuMoYD-A OF the proposed route OF the New OK
Harbor Railroad Company was hled yesterday IN INC County
Clerk's Ofllce.
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SEATS IN TIE CALL-ROOM OF AN EXCHANGE.
The OF choice for seats IN the ballroom OF the Produce
premiums and above tho regular rental Of
IS year productive for the treasury the sale
was last year. The choice bA by Henry Clews
Who took 900 EACH In addition 10 the % rental
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
poproFNEw.YoRK . EDNEsDAY. PEB 2. 1887
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Thingvala Dan, Laub, Copcnhascp Jan ~
Christiana 10. Chrsanslnd To- win muse ~ cton anu "a
seersge passengers to Funch Edge Co. Arrived al the
Steamer LaInpa.a. crowe Galveston day, via Key
u s.s% tS yoS MSrFs Van ' sck Is'"H'
wick Ga Royal days. with mds' and passengers
SHIN Dora DER Meyer Hamburg 4s days with salt and
empty barrels order vessel to Hermann kO9P A DAVIS
with IRON and empty barrels to order vessel TO whitney
Rsrs Edward Jewett tof st John. b. Loekha, bor.
deaaI 40 DAYS ballast to scanmen Bros Anchored THO
sgs MSen Br Evans Barbados IA days in baasto
&% TSl!gPGs M MSs CO. days. with
suNsEr-wlnd az sandy Hook. fresh. Me- thick fog Az
CITY isana, gale. Me- cloudy.
Arrived yesterday s..o.
steamer can, e 20 James Arke Arrived at the Bar at
.n s%g Sals GFaSs sr %i' sor..
to S order S Ss.. SG F F1SGS'
70 S orIsr dS Sss.s. to FGnch Edge CO.
CLEARED.
Steamer Erin (Br) Robinson London=F w Hurst 81,
sSSs%ST cry ss W 4isriG som:
steamer saao i0Orl Richter Bromen via southam p'oh-
Steamer rover tr Mansfield Baracoa-H DamSs ~,
p siSa"'Sd Old bomincn Sc Co ,.,. po,.r,.
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. Phiiadeipha-Nooe''
steamer team Eloanora Bragg pcrtana-HOTa.S HAL
Bark knor Vernon Berry Dunedin and Auckland NJ
Af nrH John Marsh whittier Cardenas-J winchester
q Co. -. =, prooroso Master
SAILED.
Steamers Wyoming for Liverpoo' saae bremeni A"s"'
Savanilla, &c. u.,,,,s
FOREIGN PORTS.
cwis from ilveruoo! hence for New YORK. ,,,. oar,
| AvoSMoTrU Feb l-Arrived. steamers MARSH" w. -
Mas from New York Jan 49, Newcastle 0i'y 'nr' ""'
| from Philadelphia Jan 10. .,,o.. fnr, pobarf-
NxWcAarIE Feb Arrived steamer Athens tDr) noooie
son, Now-Y ork Jan 10 fpr, coiton from
| NowYork. m, p,uro,h tom
| New.IoTk Jan 10. m, s.,.u tror
MoyILLe Feb ARRIVED. steamer Bolivia OBJ small IRON
Now York 22 her Glasgow tand procoeuoul A.,
DuspRE Jan 30--sailed steamer Critic tBr, Lord io'
iizARp Fob 2-Passcd steamer Trave tGer). Wiegerod
from, W her Southampton ana bro
| men. from
| Hamburg hence for Ncw.fork-
VERA CRUZ 3lArrives. steamer City Of Washington
| pcttig from New.lork via Havana. x..,-
sr KIIs Feb lSailed Muriel llir, LocAo' AVN
| Barbadoes hence for Now.fork.
|
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MAYOR GLEASON INoUIsIrrvr

trouble between Mayor Gleason of Island
lcckwenn The two war
rants drawn by Mr. Bck for his salary and the
salaries OF his assistants amounting TO ~ TO-
refused to until the treasurer had made
PLANTATION. still lying the Ma desk yesterday
signed remain So pucky Mayor ssys until hs